Suspect in Palme Killing Questioned in Stockholm
In Stockholm a 41 year old man with psychiatric history is being brought in for questioning in the 1986 assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme. Police and prosecutors would not comment while TT quoted the chief detective as saying the reports could hinder the probe. The court clerk noted the prosecutor asked for a defense attorney, signaling potential arrest. TT and tabloids cited surveillance for months and a past murder conviction from 1970.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Olof Palme
Hans Olvebro
Associated Press
Aftonbladet
Expressen
Japanese Official Resigns In Scandal
The chairman of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Co. SHINTO, Hisashi Shinto, 78, resigned to take responsibility for transactions by his former personal secretary amid a sprawling Recruit Co. scandal tying to Japan’s finance ministry and corporate dealings. Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa also stepped down over a related link.
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Hisashi Shinto
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Co
The
Recruit Co
Nippon
Fate of Myrtle Beach Air Force Base in limbo
Myrtle Beach officials plan a Washington trip to press for the base. Mayor Bob Grissom warns closing may be futile but the delegation aims to show federal officials how strongly the community opposes potential base shutdown. A list of bases slated for closure will be released Thursday.
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Myrtle Beach
Washington
Grand Strand
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Bob Grissom
Horry County Development Board
Onassis Ingested Sedative Before Death
Greek heiress Christina Onassis reportedly took a sedative shortly before she died last month but the drug was not blamed. Marina Dodero, her host, denied any relation and awaited forensic results. Noticias Argentinas cited judicial sources identifying Optalidon as the drug.
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Sunnus
Noticias Argentinas
Ms. Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Dodero
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Delivery Info Noted
Subscriber details, phone numbers for ads and customer service, and delivery rates for Home Delivery. Rates show Monthly 4.90, 3 Months 14.70, 6 Months 29.40, 12 Months 58.80. Postal and address information includes P.O. Box 436 and Aiken S C 29602.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aken
Aken Communicators Inc
P.O
Rutland Driv
Aiken
S.C
Sen
Skipper Claims Ship Clear Of Missile Zone
Indian merchant vessel Jag Vivek was struck by a Navy Harpoon missile about 80 miles north-northwest of Kauai after a missile range guidance dispute. Capt. P M Mirchandani said he was told the ship was out of the restricted area when hit. a Navy spokesman and attorney stated controllers had asked the ship to steer clear before the strike.
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Honolulu
U.S. Navy
I T
P.M. Mirchandani
Kauai
Navy
Cmdr
Gary Shrout
Mirchandani
Aes Shrout
Pearl Harbor
Leonhard Alcantara
Jag Vivek
Alcantara
Many Refuse To Quit In Armenian Earthquake Relief
Moscow experts say too late to reach hundreds trapped by the quake with thousands homeless. Relief teams lack blankets and tents as search and rescue ends. focus shifts to medical care and shelter in Yerevan and Spitak.
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Moscow
Robert Gale
U.S
Chernobyl
Soviet
Ukraine
Nikolai Ryzhkov
Gennady Gerasimov
Gale
Yerevan
Spitak
Bernard Mankikian
Doctors Without Borders
Legislators Question Tax Rise to Fund EIA Programs
South Carolina lawmakers doubt lifting sales tax exemptions to boost the Education Improvement Act. The current penny tax funds 60 EIA programs, with about 271 million this year. Some propose catalog interstate sales or Congress could add 30 million, but many oppose higher taxes and exemptions.
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Columbia
EIA
South Carolina
Tim Rogers
D-Richland
Bob Sheheen
Chershaw
Rogers
House
Ways and Means Committee
Charleston
News and Courier
Howev
Congress
Carolina
Herbert Kirsh
York
Kirsh
Peden McLeod
D-Colleton
Armando Gutierrez learns to use automated arms in New Mexico
In Albuquerque Armando Gutierrez a 12 year old from Las Cruces adapted quickly to battery powered mechanical arms fitted Nov 30 at Carrie Tingley Hospital. The prostheses weighing about three pounds are controlled by shoulder movements and cables. Armando previously tied shoes and wrote with his foot.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Armando Gutierrez
Armando
Las Cruces
Teresa Pollpeter
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Ms. Pollpeter
Eloy Padilla
Pais
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Japan
Onassis
New Bedford
Mass
Neil Anderson
New Bedford District Court
Dartmouth
Raymond Weary
Bristol County
Wbz-Tv
Boston
Anderson
Boston Herald Today
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Bagrad Arutunyan
Paris
Mexico City
Patrick Rebernard
James Montano
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